True or False: Crises affecting USPS operations will impact MPS operations.

The assertion that crises affecting USPS operations will impact MPS operations is false. This means that disruptions within the United States Postal Service (USPS) do not inherently lead to interruptions in Military Postal Service (MPS) operations. The MPS operates independently of USPS and utilizes different mechanisms for the delivery of mail to military members and their families. While both systems are responsible for mail delivery, the operational structures and priorities can differ significantly.

In cases of crises, MPS may have contingency plans that allow them to continue functioning even when USPS is experiencing difficulties, which reinforces the notion that the two systems are distinct in their operations and can be affected by different external factors. Thus, the answer is rooted in understanding the independence of MPS from USPS and how their operational frameworks are set up to handle crises differently.